Why more fashion brands are signing up for SBTi to cut emissions

Last year, 45% more apparel brands set Science-Based Targets (known as SBTi) to cut emission reductions.

If Climate Action Is A Catwalk, Brands Looking for the Dressing Room

Top 10: Sustainability Strategies of the World's Leading Luxury Fashion Labels

Burberry becomes the first luxury fashion brand to receive SBTi approval for net-zero emissions goal

Most companies are expected to miss their net zero targets. How can corporates improve the integrity of their decarbonisation plans?, by Jen Greggs

Signing the Science Based Target Initiative

Fashion brands to tackle climate change, Fashion & Retail News

Progress, but not enough to show for it. Fashion emissions pathways still off track for 1.5C

Are apparel industry emissions targets ambitious enough?

Companies taking action - Science Based Targets

Week in review: Apparel sector gears up to fight climate change ahead of COP28 - Just Style

Fashion must embrace science-based targets - edie

Brands making 'zero progress' on impacts, Fashion & Retail News

Despite climate pledges, fashion brands 'way off track' on cutting carbon from the catwalk

Companies committed to cut emissions in line with climate science now represent $38 trillion of global economy - Science Based Targets